This is the command unhtml that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
unhtml - strip the HTML formatting from a document or the standard input stream and
display it to the standard output
SYNOPSIS
unhtml -version | [ filename ]
DESCRIPTION
Parses text read from the standard input, or a file if a file name is supplied, and
removes any HTML formatting it finds. Prints the resulting cleansed text to the standard
output for easy redirection. The version included with this man page has been improved to
handle comments and scripts.
OPTIONS
-version
Version. unhtml will display its version and exit.
EXAMPLES
This example simply scans a file called "index.html" and prints the file to the standard
output with the HTML formatting removed. The standard output is redirected to a file
called "index.txt" which, after running, will contain the plain text of the .html file.
example% unhtml index.html > index.txt
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